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Dr. Borislava Manojlovic, Assistant Professor of Conflict Analysis and Resolution program at our campus, led a workshop at the United Nations Headquarters in New York concerning environmental challenges and consensus building on August 6 and 7. This two–day workshop featured speakers from UN Peacekeeping Operations Department, the Community Sant’Egidio, and GMUK’s, Dr. Borislava Manojlovic.

Courtney is a sophomore majoring in marketing with a double minor in political science and sports management at George Mason University in Fairfax, Virginia. She always wanted to study abroad. She chose Korea because as a business student, she understood the importance of immersing herself in a foreign country with a booming economy where she could learn more about business and culture.

Amaris and her brother, Kornell, have been attending the same school since kindergarten. Now, they will be attending college together at George Mason University Korea.

Young Jae Ro chose to follow in his father’s footsteps by applying to George Mason University this year. His father, Mr. Jackie Ro, graduated with a master’s in Conflict Analysis and Resolution in May 2016 at the Fairfax Campus and is currently serving as a government official at the Blue House, primarily engaged in ensuring the safety and security of the President and state officials. Young Jae enrolled as a business major at Mason Korea in 2019.

George Mason University Korea announced on May 22, that its Center for Security Policy Studies–Korea (CSPS-Korea) held the 2019 International Security Symposium on in collaboration with the Center for Security Policy Studies in George Mason’s Arlington campus in the US.

Min-sung Kwon, a newly enrolled freshman at George Mason University Korea, is interviewed by ‘Naeiledu’, the Korea's leading weekly education magazine.

With their latest new album, “Map of the Soul: Persona,” BTS topped both the US and UK’s album charts and continued on their K-pop sensation in the world. What are their success factors and future path?

It has been a little over two months since Robert Matz was named dean of George Mason University Korea. Students, faculty and staff are well aware of his passion for the 5-year-old campus and plans to deliver top quality education to students here at Mason Korea.

On March 30, Professor Hyang Lee of George Mason University Korea hosted Korean traditional culture experience event for international exchange students with the Incheon International Exchange Volunteer Group.